I had guessed that January's drop was connected to Illumina's announcement in the same month, so was surprised that it reversed in April.
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Originally posted by xyzzy123 View PostI had guessed that January's drop was connected to Illumina's announcement in the same month, so was surprised that it reversed in April.
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https://www.genome.gov/sequencingcosts/ is no longer being updated. It looks like they hit the end of the graph and don't want to extend it. In any case, since the price is now dropping much more _slowly_ than Moore's Law, in another 10 years or so at this rate Moore's Law will catch up and the graph would look kind of silly.
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Originally posted by Brian Bushnell View PostDue to all the artificial limitations on the X10, I don't consider it an accurate reflection of real sequencing costs.
I've always hated that graph because of the misapplication of "Moore's Law". Stupid. But I have seen it in so many presentations that I just grit my teeth.
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